Player Profile: TheOldestDreaming
In the intricate ecosystem of online chess, TheOldestDreaming stands out like a rare species evolving through the years. With a rating that rose from a modest 334 in Blitz in 2024 to a peak of 1002 in 2025, this player demonstrates a remarkable adaptation to the fast-paced environment of blitz games. However, it’s in Rapid chess where TheOldestDreaming's neurons truly fire, skyrocketing from a 608 rating in 2024 to an impressive 1490 in 2025 — clearly proving this player is no amoeba in the pond, but rather a top predator in the Rapid habitat.
Stats that Make You Wonder if Evolution is at Play
- Blitz Games: Played 615 with a combined win rate of roughly 54%, showing resilience with a longest winning streak of 11 (a true survival streak worthy of Darwin's approval).
- Rapid Games: The rapid-fire environment isn’t stressful for TheOldestDreaming; with over 1,000 games and a respectable 54%+ win rate, it feels more like a comfortable nest than a battlefield.
- Bullet Games: A significant jump from a 307 to 1041 rating indicates that TheOldestDreaming’s synapses have evolved to handle the lightning-fast tempo needed to catch opponents off guard.
- Daily Chess: A rare appearance and a clean win—guess TheOldestDreaming prefers the adrenaline rush over slow digestion.
Opening DNA – The Genetic Code of Victory
Just like biology’s most well-adapted creatures, TheOldestDreaming knows its opening repertoire inside out, with a special affinity for the Caro Kann Defense across formats. The Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation is another favorite, boasting an eye-catching 72% win rate in blitz. From the Italian Game to the Philidor Defense, each opening is like a carefully selected gene ensuring survival and dominance.
Playing Style: A Chess-Cell in Motion
With an average of 60 moves per win and an impressive comeback rate of over 72%, TheOldestDreaming exhibits a tenacious fighting spirit, showing that even when the position gets toxic, they can metabolize complexity into victory. Their endgame frequency is above 54%, proving a preference for closing the deal instead of early resignation (which looms at a low 1.79% rate, much healthier than the average). White pieces bring slightly better results with a 54.45% win rate, but Black pieces don't feel like a parasite either — holding a respectable 51.02% win rate.
Psychology and Time Cycle
Despite a modest tilt factor of 13, TheOldestDreaming showcases remarkable psychological resilience, turning hostile positions to their advantage with a 100% win rate after losing a piece. Their activity hours show peak vitality between 3 AM and 6 AM, and a perfect 100% win rate at 19:00 hours, suggesting that this chess player may be somewhat nocturnal — or at least a master of circadian rhythms. Monday blues or Tuesday slumps? Not a chance here — TheOldestDreaming keeps a steady win rate near 50% or above throughout the week.
Social Microcosm
TheOldestDreaming enjoys a diverse opponent pool but has a particular edge over some players like "brozbozo" with a 100% win rate. Interestingly, the rivalry with "theyoungestdreamer" suggests a chess ecosystem ripe with mentor-like challenges or friendly genetic drift in style. With over 1,600 games played in just two years, this player is a true ecosystem engineer in the realm of digital chess.
In summary, TheOldestDreaming is a creature of both patience and rapid reflexes, evolving their playstyle to survive and thrive in the fluctuating climates of online chess. If chess were biology, this player would be a fascinating hybrid, capable of adapting swiftly to new challenges and patiently outmaneuvering opponents until the checkmate gene activates!
